CO129-536-10 Need for leglisation concerning number of certificated officers carried on passenger ships 18-11-1931 - 15-6-1932 — Page 11

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER I. Replies of the Governments subdivided under each separate question of the Questionnaire in alphabetical order of countries

General principle. Adoption of a Draft Con-

vention (replies to Question 1)

9

9-20

Definition of the duties for which certificates

are to be required (replies to Question 2) Minor exceptions as regards vessels (replies to

Question 3)

20-26

27-35

Conditions for obtaining certificates (replies to

Question 4)

36-42

Sanctions (replies to Question 5)

43-46

Supervision of

enforcement

(replies to

Question 6).

47-52

Appendix Replies of Canada, New Zealand,

Portugal.

53

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CHAPTER II. General survey of the problem in the

light of the replies of the Governments

55-92

I.

General principle. Adoption of a Draft Convention.

55-61

II.

Definition of the duties for which certifi- cates are to be required

61-67

III. Scope of the Draft Convention and

minor exceptions as regards vessels

68-80

IV. Conditions for obtaining certificates

80-85

V.

Sanctions.

85-88

VI. Supervision of enforcement

88-92

CHAPTER IIJ. Conclusions and text of a proposed

Draft Convention

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Appendix: Reply of the Chinese Government to

the Questionnaire.

93-105

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